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Quinoline must had been dropped several times on the head as a baby, I swear. Katie hugging Quinn was OOC, but I preferred for them to be friendly in the first place instead of whatever that was they had. I haven't been watching for a bit, but it sounds like I have some catching up to do. The last few episodes must've been good.

I've been a viewer during most of their relationship. While they had a connection (I did liked DeQuinn), it wasn't lost on me that Quinn was supporting him financially. According to Quinn, Deacon didn't need a job just "be there". Now we know that Quinn didn't really feel that way or else she wouldn't had asked for an annulment. It's easy to love a person flaws and all, when your getting sex and everything you want and need paid for. I'm not mad at Deacon for being a mooch. It's probably what Quinn deserved tbh. The more I think about it, the more pissed I am at Deacon. He had the upper hand. Blackmail is smarter than straight up pulling a gun at the person. Ask Ivy.

Deacon's anger cracked me up. He was drunk and not thinking clearly. He was using Quinn during their relationship, and now he jealous because she has moved on and up. Poor Deacon has no one to support him while he lazes around. Wimp Quinn isn't working for me, to be honest. I find this "new" Quinn hard to buy. Changing for the better doesn't get rid of crazy or street smarts.

Isn't it sad? Nicole went from a potential computer scientist to a walking uterus for her male sibling and husband. Said sibling had to nerve to question if a career like that is feasible for a girl.

These past few weeks made me wish that it really was Liam that Quinn pushed off the cliff, but she just had to fall "in love". As much as I like the QuinnxEric pairing, I miss Old Quinn. She at least had a backbone. Funny, Ridge is plotting and scheming for a job he would've had if he hadn't seduced his brother's wife. His ideas always backfire. It was an one-sided battle between him and Quinn and he still lost. Now, with this current scheme he only wins if he loses. Steffy's portrait is the best one I've seen so far. I found Quinn's to be the least flattering.

The summary for Wednesday's episode mentioned Ridge being conflicted between doing right by Eric or doing right by the family. Ridge seemed quite decisive. He chose to do what's right for himself. And he wondered why he didn't have Eric's POA. Sasha better watch out. Caroline just came back and was already somewhat antagonistic towards her.

Can you normally just go into somebody's house and kick out a resident?

I wonder is it now Steffy's fault that Eric is with Quinn, because she wasn't able to control protect him? Or does the reasoning only works for Wyatt with Quinn? Eric did do his fair share of pursuing. Going to places where he knows Quinn likes to hang out hoping to see her. He even said he felt like a stalker. Who was targeting who here?

With all the shares talk and Eric mentioning Quinn's business savvy, I wonder if it's foreshadowing something. ...I really need to stop getting my hopes up.

Liam was always allowed to the morality police. It didn't mattered if he was the one who was in the wrong, made things worse, or caused the dilemma in the first place.

It seems like his way of ensuring success. Then, he can pretend to be humble while everyone praises him for saving the day. There was a show where a hero got praises for his good deeds. As it turned out, all of the problems were planned or instigated by him to make him look good. For example, he pushed a puppy or old lady in the street into oncoming traffic (for some reason, nobody notices this) and made a big scene out of saving the puppy/old lady. Liam seems like that kind of hero to me. I wouldn't it put past him to provoke problems so that he come to the rescue.

I do remember a time when Maya was nasty to Ivy, but I can't say that it was undeserved. I definitely agree that this show is full of hypocrites. Because of that there's always something to talk about. It always amused me how people on this show sit around during work hours and talk about other people's personal lives. How does any work get done? For a long while, I had no idea that Liam didn't work at FC because he was always there. Somebody working on this show must have some kind of obsession with Maya's portrayer's feet. Whenever she is barefoot there are close ups on them. Then there's the foot rub, and Rick's line about how he can't have glass on the floor because it will hurt Maya's delicate feet. So weird.

It's nice to know that somebody else remembers this. I never understood why Maya has to go out of her way to be nice to people who aren't nice to her.

Now that Caroline is back, she can minimize her cheating some more. Everything that Rick and Ridge say about each other is the truth.

That's the same thought I had about Liam confronting Quinn. He knows the woman is insane, yet for some reason he figured that antagonizing her over cake was best way to protect Hope.